Date:3/23/2010

owcapswork.html">programs to activate these levers and break through whatever barriers exist. Data generated by GlowCaps can be used to automatically refill prescriptions as pills deplete.

"For the first time in the healthcare industry, we can use minute-by-minute adherence data to motivate healthy behavior," said David Rose, CEO of Vitality. "The AT&T wireless network enables Vitality to know when people do and don't take their medication, then send reminder calls, compile progress reports, and refill people's medications before they run out."

"GlowCaps offers a very intuitive solution to an ongoing issue in the daily lives of many consumers," said Glenn Lurie, president, AT&T Emerging Devices and Resale. "We look forward to providing the network connection for GlowCaps, delivering timely wireless data that will assist consumers in sticking with a prescription regimen, keeping them connected with doctors and family members, informed and on schedule."

Financial terms of the agreement have not been disclosed.

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